Pradeep Dalal (ICP-Bard MFA alum + co-chair, photography program, Bard MFA ) in group show “I need my memories. They are my documents.” sepiaEYE

I would love to see the ICP-Bard MFA cohort at the walk through I'm giving of the group show, "I need my memories. They are my documents.",  this Saturday, Oct 30th at 2 pm. The exhibition has photo based works, drawing and videos of five non-western artists who work with existing material (repository) in unique… Continue reading Pradeep Dalal (ICP-Bard MFA alum + co-chair, photography program, Bard MFA ) in group show “I need my memories. They are my documents.” sepiaEYE

How We Do Both: Art and Motherhood

Announcing the publication of How We Do Both: Art and Motherhood distributed by Secretary Press​.​ A diverse collection of honest responses from contemporary artists who have walked—and are still walking—the tenuous tight rope of motherhood and making art (not necessarily in that order). Contributors: Marina Berio, Katharina Bosse, Susan Bright, Moyra Davey, Joanne Leonard, Joelle Jensen,… Continue reading How We Do Both: Art and Motherhood

Interview with Jorge Alberto Perez by Qiana Mestrich

QM:  Previously you told me you were given advice to think of the MFA solo thesis show as just another studio visit.  Have you applied this philosophy in preparing for your show, Visions and Revisions? JP:  Yes, Josh Lutz, my thesis advisor once told me that in order to take some of the pressure off… Continue reading Interview with Jorge Alberto Perez by Qiana Mestrich

Patricia Silva interviews Sina Haghani

Sina Haghani, Glimmers of Contingency, Installation view, 2012. Sina Haghani takes a moment after Norouz, the Persian New Year to talk about the creative process, and his MFA Thesis Exhibition, Glimmers of Contingency, which opened on March 15th, 2012. Patricia: The basis for your thesis show, how long has it been in development? Sina: It… Continue reading Patricia Silva interviews Sina Haghani

Interview with Nandita Raman by Patricia Silva

Nandita Raman is currently finalizing her MFA thesis show, Remembering Absent Meaning, which opens on Thursday, February 2. Born 1980, Varanasi, India, she studied Graphic Communications before directing documentaries and managing the production of international documentaries and ad films. Nandita Raman, 2011. Left: Untitled, 20"x24", Inkjet print. Right: International Paper Hammermill Fore® Multi-purpose 99.99% Jam-FreeTM,… Continue reading Interview with Nandita Raman by Patricia Silva

Remembering Absent Meaning MFA Thesis Exhibition: Nandita Raman Please join me for the opening reception of my MFA thesis exhibition on Thursday, February 2, from 6-9pm. Opening Reception: February 2 | Thursday | 6:00–9:00 pm On View: February 3-4 | Friday–Saturday | 12:00–5:00 pm ICP-Bard MFA Studios, 24–20 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor, Long Island City, New… Continue reading